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What a world record! | History Memes
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![Ew, I stepped in s---. KEYBOARD HISTORIANS SAYING [GENOCIDAL DICTATORSHIP A] WAS BETTER THAN [GENOCIDAL DICTATORSHIP B]](https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/newsfeed/002/725/183/531.jpeg "I've seen many of these discussions in the comments of history subs. | History Memes")
Ancient Greek philosophers just sat around all day thinking up the stupidest arguments possible to piss each other off | History Memes
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I pulled this meme off the Insta quite a awhile ago, so possibly a repost but still one of the wildest paragraphs ever published on Wikipedia to date (line sadly toned down since). | History Memes
![The Bush administration commissioning a 106 page report to regain public trust in the CIA/FBI On November 7th, 2004, the Select Committee on Intelligence of the United States Senate released 37 pages of a 107 page report on the alleged CIA human rights abuses worldwide.[86) Of the 192 nations investigated, the committee found "strong evidence of human rights abuses, either against or within, 188 of them." [citation needed] Of these, the largest number, (5,500)87) were committed against "American citizens or nationals" representing 53% of cases investigated in the report and 0.7% of the total number cases identified by the committee. The report was retracted and removed from the Senate official website less than 12 hours after it was released to the public88)](https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/newsfeed/002/725/145/64a.jpeg "I pulled this meme off the Insta quite a awhile ago, so possibly a repost but still one of the wildest paragraphs ever published on Wikipedia to date (line sadly toned down since). | History Memes")
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